7 Apr
2002
7 Apr
'02
5:27 a.m.
Does anyone have one? I have borrowed two large manuals.
I'd like to scan them, as opposed to photocopying, but
it would have to be quick and reliable (so I can get
good results the first time and return the manuals
in good shape).
I don't know what Al does, but CDC manuals have "taint",
a small piece of paper that forms the outside edge of
that center, long-oval-shaped hole. The taint gets torn
by sheet feeders... so if you want to return them in the
same condition as you borrwed them, I'd have to recommend
against the sheet feeder.
:(
7 Apr
7 Apr
10:49 a.m.
On Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 10:27:01AM -0400, Douglas H. Quebbeman wrote:
Hopefully Al will explain his methods soon.
I don't see any taint on mine -- all the holes look the same
shape to me. Can you give example titles? Perhaps they changed
their methods after a certain date.
-- Derek
Does anyone have one? I have borrowed two large manuals.
I'd like to scan them, as opposed to photocopying, but
it would have to be quick and reliable (so I can get
good results the first time and return the manuals
in good shape).
I don't know what Al does, but CDC manuals have "taint",
a small piece of paper that forms the outside edge of
that center, long-oval-shaped hole. The taint gets torn
by sheet feeders... so if you want to return them in the
same condition as you borrwed them, I'd have to recommend
against the sheet feeder.
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